but obviously you have to have some disagreements with private first class manning's a lawyer david coombs and his decision to actually ask for this dry run of sorts why do you think he made this decision and only guessing but i think he made this decision because he wanted this see how this is very an orthodox procedure would work in reality in terms of having a witness that he may not be able to cross-examine the way you normally would a witness who has already been granted the ability to be examined in an undisclosed location in disguise and i i think it was the right move for him to ask for that there's been so much that has been secret already in this trial leading up i mean there have been no transcripts of court rulings of what happened in the courtroom of motions that are submitted and finally facing a lawsuit finally the government released efore documents but again that's out of four hundred documents so it's already a case that's been riddled with secrecy and a lot of people say like you are such as yourself say that this is just another example of the fact that they are plannin

drop in american history actually continues this week in an unprecedented move defense attorney david coombsrequested a closed hearing a dry run of sorts the point is to try to decide out how to approach classified information during the trial supporters of this decision say that it will make for fewer delays when the official trial actually begins opponents claim that this is a dress rehearsal for a struggle that's actually shrunk bit in secrecy now one of those opponents is just the right actor and she works with the government accountability project she joined me just a short time ago and i asked her why this unprecedented private hearing is so groundbreaking. well normally in the military you can have closed hearings in a court martial but normally there is limited there has been an extraordinary number of close proceedings here i am not personally against the fact that they want to have a closed hearing tomorrow to try to hammer this out what. i'm having trouble with here is that for example the judge asked the prosecution how much of the trial do you envision closing and the prosecutio

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